Degree Regulations & Programmes Of Study 2017/2018

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Year 1 Academic year: 2017/18, Starting in: September

Before selecting your outside courses, please ensure you have consulted with your Personal Tutor or the Programme Director.

A total of 120 taught credits and 60 credits Dissertation must be taken over two years part-time to achieve the MSc.

* A maximum of 40 credits from courses outside the programme collection can be taken over the two years of the MSc.

Compulsory courses

Listening, Attunement and Empathy

Self, Others and Society

Ethics, Boundaries and Supervision

Course options

Prerequisites apply to some of the optional courses. Optional courses may not be available every year.

Counselling Children and Young People

Living in the Aftermath of Death; Counselling Approaches to Bereavement

Body Talk: Embodiment, Physical Dialogue and Authentic Movement

Creative Therapies with Children and Young People

Creative Practices: Poetry and Psychotherapy

Autoethnographic Research Methods in the Social Sciences

Subtle Transactions in the Therapeutic Relationship: The Unseen Dance

Between Counselling and Research 2: Qualitative Methodologies

Social Determinants of Health and Public Policy

Global Politics of Public Health

Professional and Personal Development

Leadership - exploring your potential (Distance)

Listening to Children: Research and Consultation

Genetics, Nature and Society

The Anthropology of Death

Happiness: Cross-Cultural Perspectives

Current Issues in Health and Illness Research

Survey Methods and Data

Qualitative Methods and Ethnographic Fieldwork

Intimate Relationships

Critical perspectives on mental health and well-being in the global south

Working with Self and Others in Qualitative Research: Theory and Practice

Year 2 Academic year: 2017/18, Starting in: September

Before selecting your outside courses, please ensure you have consulted with your Personal Tutor or the Programme Director.

A total of 120 taught credits and 60 credits Dissertation must be taken over two years part-time to achieve the MSc.

* A maximum of 40 credits from courses outside the programme collection can be taken over the two years of the MSc.

Compulsory courses

Between Counselling and Research 1: Approaches, Issues and Debates (L12)

Must be taken during Block 1 (Sem 1)

MSc Dissertation (Counselling)

Course options

Prerequisites apply to some of the optional courses. Optional courses may not be available every year.

Counselling Children and Young People

Living in the Aftermath of Death; Counselling Approaches to Bereavement

Body Talk: Embodiment, Physical Dialogue and Authentic Movement

Creative Therapies with Children and Young People

Creative Practices: Poetry and Psychotherapy

Autoethnographic Research Methods in the Social Sciences

Subtle Transactions in the Therapeutic Relationship: The Unseen Dance

Between Counselling and Research 2: Qualitative Methodologies

Social Determinants of Health and Public Policy

Global Politics of Public Health

Professional and Personal Development

Leadership - exploring your potential (Distance)

Listening to Children: Research and Consultation

Genetics, Nature and Society

The Anthropology of Death

Happiness: Cross-Cultural Perspectives

Current Issues in Health and Illness Research

Survey Methods and Data

Qualitative Methods and Ethnographic Fieldwork

Intimate Relationships

Critical perspectives on mental health and well-being in the global south

Working with Self and Others in Qualitative Research: Theory and Practice